At least 50 basis point cut needed to boost housing demand: Stockland

The Australian Financial Review
19 Feb

New homebuyer appetite picked up in the six months to December anticipating lower borrowing costs – which the Reserve Bank delivered on Tuesday – but further monetary easing is necessary to drive a strong boost in demand, Stockland chief executive Tarun Gupta said.

The country’s largest diversified, listed, residential developer reported a 14 per cent decline in earnings from its core greenfields housing business to $76 million over the six months to December, because of a material skew of settlements to the second half.

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